Developing | Learn Film Photography

Create sharper film images with these 17 photoshop-free techniques

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These are 15 genius methods photographers have used to make their images sharper long before computers and Photoshop were invented.

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Have you ever found your film came out cloudy or milky in appearance? Chances are your fixer solution went bad. Here’s how to fix it!

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Film agitation is as much of an art as taking the photos in the first place. Get your developing game to the next level by learning agitation.

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Film Photographers Dorothea Lange, Dave Heath, Trent Parke, Hengki Koentjoro, and Michel Campeau all walk into a bar. Here’s what they said.

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Not too long ago, film photography was a dying medium. But it’s coming back with a vengence in 2021, but it’s still not perfect for everyone.

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Kodak Gold is 90% as good as Portra, but with none of the associated pretension. Here’s how to get fantastic results with my favorite film.

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Ilford Delta 3200 is perfect for low-light photography. It has the widest exposure latitude of any film, and a beautiful grain structure.

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Tri-X is the most popular B&W film stock, making up as much as 80% of all films sold. So what’s the best way to develop it at home?

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Film photography is absolutely magical. And caffenol made from household ingredients makes it a fun, safe, and artistic exploration for kids.

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This guide shows the best developers and methods to achieve fine-grain images with all film types, and even when pushing 3 stops or more.